New Zealand's largest national park, covering the South Island's southwestern corner. Waterfalls, fiords, ice-carved islands and mountain valleys characterise this magical monument to nature. Read more about Fiordland National Park
Amazing natural wonders await in this volcanic paradise in the centre of the North Island, with ski fields, waterfalls and some of the country's best tramping trails. Lake Taupo is on the doorstep. Read more about Tongariro National Park
Peaceful and serene national park at the northern tip of the Southern Alps, not far from Nelson. Plenty of lakes, streams, sunlit forests and lots of places to fish, hike and paddle. Read more about Nelson Lakes National Park
Circular national park on the North Island's west coast, home to an intense rainforest landscape, a towering volcanic mountain, and yet close to the sea. Read more about Egmont National Park
One of New Zealand's wildest national parks, offering glaciers, dense rainforest, hot springs and remote beaches. Home to the famous Franz Josef and Fox Glaciers. Read more about Westland Tai Poutini National Park
Very pretty national park with amazing beaches, breathtaking cliff walks, inland forests and plenty of peace and quiet. The mild climate makes it popular all year round. Read more about Abel Tasman National Park
Coastal and forested national park between Greymouth and Westport, famous for the Pancake Rocks, spectacular clifftop crags and the Dolomite Point blowholes. Ocean and woodland in perfect harmony. Read more about Paparoa National Park
700 square kilometres of awesome glaciers and snow-capped mountains, including 19 of the country's highest 20. Aoraki/Mount Cook is the crowning jewel, a must-see for any true nature lover. Read more about Mount Cook National Park
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